Indigenous peoples around the world still look to Māori for leadership and guidance
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- čas přidán 26. 06. 2015
- Where does our future lie for things like te reo, culture and identity? Are we guilty of wallowing in our own problems - think kōhanga reo, Māori TV, Ture Whenua review, the Māori language review? Yet other indigenous groups are thriving by following our early revitalisation efforts. Potaka Maipi met up with a group of first nations manuhiri who still look to Māori as a guiding light.
This makes me want to connect to my Mayan heritage.
FROM THIS MAORI TO YOU I SAY CONNECT WITH YOUR ROOT CHUR MY NATIVE TE HEI MAURI ORA
Do it!
You forever always will be whether you like it or not they guide you and protect you im most certain love from australian native
Do it
Do it, it's never too late 🤍
Love all our Native indigenous American cousins
so proud to see them make their journey back home to Aotearoa
And all our indigenous cousins in the Pacific
we are all one at the end of the day no matter what
Chur
Mahalo maori cousins for helping us Hawaiians out. Ola!
^^^@Hawaiian Fishing .. Kia ora our Hawaiian Whanau no probs anytime anytime ..
The triangle is strong. We all family.
@@tanacz5505 Portuguese were slave traders...
Kia ora ki Nga taangata o Hawaii
@@user-wv4xc1us6u Aloha'rana, Chur brother yeh I do have Hawaiian bloodlines but I was born in Aokealoa.
Native American people are very down to earth and so spiritual...love their culture
I love it how they have always looked at nature spiritually. You see it their films... And I hope that never changes.
Native American & Taiwanese Aborigines & Maori are very similar then we have black pacific islands such as melanesians & micronesians & polynesians we are all indigionous cousins that all come from Taiwan.
Taiwan is not the beginning of indigenous races
Wruniq - papaya New Guinea and maoria an autrailai are the fore fathers of the polenisians
M Masseh S PNG people are not related to Polynesian people. Melanesian people are a completely different race. We Melanesians are related to Australian Aboriginal/Torre strait islander people.
One love from your tongan neighbors
@Davis Kingi love you brother. You are Maori.
Alofa atu one love to our Tongan fanau👍
So inspiring. I’ve always loved our native cousins from around the globe. Native and Polly, we share the same values
This is what the world needs! Absolutely a beautiful thing
Wish australian aboriginal were there to
Apparently only selected indigenous people were invited
ep brown yea. All indigenous should all stand as one
ep brown
And inuits
lpm67
All indigenous should be invited
@Sir Alfred Lawrence E hara teenaa i te whakaaro tika ki a maatou e kite ai i too ingoa (Sir) he haunga kiore pea i roto i ngaa kaakahu Keha.
Native Lakota people of America are so natural with nature
^^^@Brian August .. Trackers- hunters- killers of the Dog-men ..
Language are Identity of People....Maori👍👍🇹🇱🇹🇱💛💛🇳🇿🇳🇿
So amazing to see how indigenous people coming together 🙌🙌🙌because culture is everything love it
Make cry as I feel our ancestors from long way back new each other. That I feel strong.
Such a beautiful gathering
This is so important. To connect and share cultures. To have a place where your people are not invisible. Especially in This Haters based culture today. It’s good to have a place to Walk in a Sacred Manner ✊🏼🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
but there nothing like us
@@zenmasterbeats5068 No bruv, you are nothing like us.
I love this. Love how we all have a great bond and connections to uplift each other, for all our Natives/Indigenous/all CULTURE TO BE STRONG AND STAND TOGETHER
Seeing this makes me proud to be maya/arawak descent even though I'm only half, love to all my indigenous people
You can see on their faces the passion they all have for their peoples/culture. Kia Kaha
Whatever
The best source for leadership and guidance for doing ram raids.
Awesome to see our Indigenous brothers and sisters come together
Kia Kaha Whanau
In the context of contemporary discourse “indigenous” refers to a very specific history and experience of colonialism that has played out in various places in the world. Not all peoples have this history.
But of course, you know that already, you are just trolling by feigning ignorance. It doesn’t work.
@@AndorianBlues no just referring to the videos title, not your interpretation
@@hatakekakashi670 I was replying to a comment that is now deleted, not yours.
This is awesome..let's stay strong together and not get sucked in to greed and rotten governments..
Indeed my people have come along way😭tears of joy we have a lot to learn from all indigenous cultures I would like to give thanks to the Aboriginal elder joe for touching my heart ❤️ and helping me on my spiritual journey. Jaguar Bird on thank you for connecting me to your ancestors in which they allowed for me to dance with them one love❤️🙏for all
Indigenous Peoples of Canada should have been there too - they fit into the exact reason and purpose of why those groups in the video were together
I taught Maori we had native Canadian's come to our university it was so kool they were looking at how we have revitalized our language
We have a similar organization that does this but we don’t get to have the native Americans or Hawaiians at our gatherings.
The British monarchy has a organization that connects indigenous people from all over commonwealth. They meet every four-eight years though.
Be proud ppl. I love being Maori.
Tēna koe..Im a muslim from singapore..i always support Māori to be leaders of New Zealand..on my personal perspective māori people are honest evendo they are stern in making decision..very brave people..kia tupu te māori..respect from singapore..
@@vato7oco Kia ora. Aroha nui
Whatever
@francisheperi4180 🤣🤣🤣 just because you were bullied as a kid by your mum🤣🤣🤣 poor baby. Not proud of your skin cuzzy 🤣🤣 What can't get that tan sooooooo your jealous???? One day boy 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Beautiful my indigenous brothers and sisters,kia kaha,kia manawanui!
So good to see Maori supporting other indigenous people with what the future could be in terms of growing their culture and language. Amazing light.
I'm proud to be indigenous!
Inspiring, uplifting, thank you!
Love the native Indians from America
IAm spanish chamorro from guam usa!!!.
New century for rejuvenation for all indigenous communities
The reo and culture of our brothers and sisters across the globe resonates so much with my ears and with my heart. Rerehua katoa ngā reo taketake o te ao...
We are all one people's we must all unite
awesome! its beautiful to see our brothers and sisters coming together as one! ka pai
We will tautoko all cultures all over the world. the word "Maori" who we identify as, is best translated as the word "Natural" we are the Natural people of the land as you all are, and if you are the Natural people of your land as we are, then that makes you family. And as Maori we always look after our family xox
Just watching this now 7/11/2020 i love it and as a Maori and Jewish descendant living in Aotearoa I am humble to see and hear through this that what was started years ago still continues today as all Indigenous have a right to practise our authenticity no matter where we are and have it respected, loves to All our cousins out there and "Mean Maori Mean", sharing is caring "Kia Kaha tonu tatou ki te awhi me te manaaki nga tangata tuturu o te ao". xox.
Ōku whanaunga
Aho mitakuye oyasin
Mahalo ōku ōhana
All my relations
I hope your people rise up to their full revitalization my brother.
We need to seek out and learn more from all our native cultures kiaora from New Zealand
i'm English and German and I've been going back to my different heritages. i know a little German. Both of my grandfathers came from Germany and 1 grandmother born in England. i love my heritage too.
Jacky Felder I’m going to look at mine too. Scottish English Irish
So Much Respect From My People Hecla MB CAN
Culture is a wonderful paradox its the one thing that makes us different from each other but it is the one thing that brings us together
Always
Proud to be maori harddd and it’s awesome to see our culture standing uniting with other cultures mind you’s not just us but a lot of our native brothers and sisters have had decades off wrong doing to them also.
Didn't the Maori kill and eat the moriori?
this is beautiful.
kotani tanga , we are one , we are the 12 lost tribes . we have been blessed ,
Pretty sure it spelt Kotahitanga, whaea.
Continuous Rage some of the pacific islands drop the gee
Australia, get your memo pad out and take notes
This is amazing
Native American peoples are beautiful, thank you to the ancestors of this people for the colors and the flavors of the word today and so much more. All native/indigenous peoples and cultures are Beutiful.
More Harmony & togetherness in a world that is lacking so much.
Hopefully we as NewZealand Maori culture can get to see alot of this inthe future Kia kaha Our native relatives
Very powerful to see them all come together like this. Wish all indigenous people all over the world would band together and fight for their rights. I'm disgusted by the imperial and colonial legacy of Europe (I'm European, though Scandinavian).
The Lord God our creator speaks in many tongues and languages. He knows and understands each culture to the finest of its history past, present and future.
I love the clothes that the native Americans are wearing.
Regalia
NATIVE AMERICAN PLS REVIVE UR CULTURE!! MY GRANDFATHER TOLD ME THAT OUR BELIEFS ARE SIMILAR. AM SOOO INTERESTED TO KNOW MORE. KEEP STRIVING AND YOU WILL GET THEIR. CAN YOU PLS EXTEND UR INVITATION TO THE CAROLINIANS HERE IN SAIPAN. WE'RE 3 TRIBES OF CAROLINIANS AND I BELIEVE MY GRANDFATHER IS FROM POLYNESIAN BACK GROUND AND ALSO GERMAN. GOOD LUCK BROTHERS AND SISTERS. LOVE AND PEACE TO YOU ALL!!
We had to fight for our lives too the death our ancestors too keep our language alive and our people and land our story's are carved into wood tattoos tamoko each Maori has a (pepeha) a sense of belonging were they are from this was a eye opener for the indigenous people around the word we will not leave our nest homeland or be FUCKED AROUND with middle finger too the crown 🖕😜🖕
We are whanau we have and ancestral connection to these brothers and sisters. Welcome here you are our brothers and sisters even our Hawaiian brothers and sisters. Nau mai Haeremai ki te Whanau ki te Whenua O Aotearoa.
Wish I could've been there!
this is so beautiful brought tears to my eyes
Beautiful, respect
Aataahua hoki!!!💗💗💗
Awesome!!!
The old ways are the true ways. Sadly they are dying.
Dying is good not dead yet hope it helps your beautiful cultures kia kaha stay strong
I love the Polynesians and the Native Indians. I lived in the jungle of the Amazon Rainforest with the Native Indians
Without the language there is no people
Cuzn Zachary whuuu neat alright bringing dat Keauhou flava!! Best band you eva done hear
i am of the absolute belief that we {as an indigenous maori from AOTEAROA New Zealand} smile and wave, cute and cudley was the way and we unwittingly smiled and waved our country away...#whoops
Where's it gone. Its still here, and so are we
Beautiful 💓
Chi Miigwetch for sharing and strength
Thee Real And True LeaderShip And Guidance Is Thee Creator Of Life.....
Awesome
🏰👑🦁
Because Maori people have an understanding of the injustices of tyrant laws that are there to protect them and not us as in cultural indigenous people. The thing is Maori no that the injust laws bestowed on us is a Whiteman law to protect white people it may have been put there to protect all but we as Maori are fearless our tupuna signed the Te tiriti o Waitangi and therefore we as Maori people who know the rights of our people and all indigenous people will fight for our rights regardless of threats from governing bodies locking us up stuff like that just for our rights and hence why we will fight for all cultures and te ao tangata see what we're achieving and have an understanding of the Maori People and know that Maori will fight to try help save all cultures. We know when it's time for battle and we also know when it's time of peace and time of humble beginnings. Why can't all of humanity see that we are all equal not superior or inferior but are equal to one another weather we white black yellow brown blue green what ever color why not put that to one side and actually get to know them instead of judging people cause the colour of there skin and two why is it that man's law is specifically designed to give cultural people less rights why not create a system or laws that makes everyone feel like we're equal and not suppress us and make us feel like we are unworthy so yeah us Maori believe that we'll I believe that we aren't slaves but we're gifts from God blessed with beautiful black brown skin I'm not I was born white but my parents are darkskinned Maoris and my siblings are black or brown. You would think growing up white would be a blessing yeah nah aye u don't fit in on either sides one side calls u blackass or niggaboy and my people called me whiteboy whitetrash ballhead skinhead and use to say to me did your mum jump the fence cause your dad ain't your dad. So yeah if us as in humanity can pull the stick out there assess and start living in a world where all people are equal and don't have to live in fear of one of our cultural structures being destroyed just to benefit people who are already wealthy make them more money by destroying our history for a gas station or a structural building.
this is so freakn awesome!
‘Wallowing’ seriously..Respect our true MotherEarth’s keepers
Maori came from south america...peru...we brought the kumara with us
Kamehameha school?🔥🔥🔥
Māori hard kia ora to all the native cousins
Nice to see what look like Sami people represented (although not mentioned in this piece) at the gathering. Are there any Ainu in the group?
Us Maori learn heaps from our other indigenous bros n siss too tho - its not a one way street
and we were taught the world trenchwarfare ...best be knowing
While Maori, Samoan, Hawaiian and other Polynesian languages are available as computer translations on Bing, Google and Word, currently there are no Native American Nation languages there. I have asked the Navajo and Cocopah for assistance, and the FCC Office of Intergovernmental Affairs for assistance with translating terms for emergency messages, but nobody has stepped up to do this work. I can be reached at fbell@kynx.us.
because nobody wants to speak there ugly ass language
@@zenmasterbeats5068 bitch please
@Jeri Brown , Thanks for the info.
@@navajoauckland6003 lmao I agree! Bitch please! Get yo negative shit stained attitude out of here!
nau mai hoki mai koutou ma i taawaahi ki te ao nei...nau mai haere mai!!!
Yous fullas are all welcome to come and stay in my country of australia love and respect from a proud warrior of the tribes of wakka wakka , gubbi gubbi, kabbi kabbi south east region queensland ✊🏿❤✊🏽❤✊🏾
What defines a people is a particular way of thinking. Socrates understood this better than most. He made two important statements about this. "The unexamined life is not worth living." The second is crucial to understand for our own day. "The only thing I know is that I know nothing." What is one of the greatest thinkers in recorded history saying in this second statement? Prior to Socrates, knowledge had been generated through the lens of an absolute Moral God. The method of Antithesis in human reason process whereby intellectual certainty is guaranteed. The Bible is our best and only example of Antithesis. That's why it once lived in the court's around the Western Christian world. Take away the Bible and you have the same problem as Socrates. We live in a Postmodern Post-Christian day. The God hypothesis doesn't fit here. So our day is like the days of Socrates. Postmodernity rejects any notion of absolutes. The irrationality of this is, they hold an absolute position. Intellectually challenged. How has Postmodernity affected Maori? For me, the obvious issue is Maori abortion statistics. For a people that pride themselves on the strength of the Whakapapa idea this is a problem. We fight for the whenua which is good, but not for Whakapapa. How are the indigenous peoples of the world looking at Maori for a way forwards? 2,900 Maori were aborted in 2019. Labour made it legal and Maori said nothing. I'm a father of 9 son's and 3 daughter's. The 7th of 11 brother's with 4 sister's. This tradition has been eclipsed by personal peace and affluence. Should the indigenous peoples of the world look to Maori? My simple answer, certainly. Our culture is rooted in a particular way of thinking that produced a rich and vibrant expression that the entire world has not completely overlooked. When it comes to meaning and value Maori reason in absolute terms. The high place of Whakapapa speaks volumes about this. The Maori orator begins with Tihei Mauriora and finishes with Mauriora. The Poutokomanawa reminds us that we came from someone rather than from something. These are a couple of non-negotiable symbols in Maoridom and there are more. Essentially, a person or people that reason in absolute terms, intellectually has not lost their way. I've studied most things to do with human reason process. When it comes to our current Postmodern Post-Christian day, those that historically still think in absolute terms like most Maori, are a living hope. Furthermore we could not have arrived here without our Pakeha whanau. Regarding a Maori cosmology. Something from Nothing also means Someone from No one. All belief systems outside of the Bible have this problem. I know that some Maori say that the God of the Bible is a white God which is self defeating. A God limited to a colour or language is no God at all. What colour is truth? So, a Maori heritage begins with a way of thinking. And, it is indeed what the world is waiting for.
Sometimes my filipino bf laughs at us maori lol I'm just like "See u at the karaoke"
🤣🤣🤣🤣 sing it my bro
Filipino are a big joke to the whole world..they like to look down on others..i as a muslim of singapore tautoko māori..respect from singapore..
sorry bro
but I wanna go the bloody Kamehameha School
GENETICS AND PHENOTYPE DO NOT LIE! It is important that all native, aboriginal peoples etc carry on their blood lines without mixing with white people. It is very important blood lines do not get diluted down the line otherwise in a few hundred years time, if intermixing carries on, white people will claim the lands as theirs, claiming they are native to the land. From what i see, a vast majority of Maoris in New zealand seem to be mixed with caucasian genetics, with some maori almost looking 100% european. Compare that to a full blooded Polynesian from Samoa, you can see the comparison. The same applies to Native Americans/Canadians. You must keep the race strong genetically by procreating with your own people, ideally with individuals with the purest genetics as well as having as many offspring as you can. Look after yourselves mentally and physically as well as support each other! keep and promote the traditional culture! Do not be ashamed of this method! At some point in the future white Europeans will eventually have to return the lands to the rightful owners!
ABSOLUTELY!!!!
Mauriora
Azella..😃 omg...
The guy at 0:36 sounds like Rich Chigga. He'd be a good rapper.
It's interesting that we live in a period of time when people are looking more to their identity being formed by knowing and identifying with their cultural past . This ,while making sense to most people , just serves to separate and divide people's where there is already co-operation and a mergence . What we see as progress through connection is really a struggle for significance , identity and relevance as individuals . This is NOT the answer !
But they do not look very deep into their past, only the good stuff
Should visit the cook islands where we the Maoris come from before the 7 canoes sat sail into the world one canoe landed in new Zealand so are now the nz Maori
Johnny Strickland Maori didn't come from the Cook Islands.
Maori did not come from those islands
GeekiMilitia no we didn't. Our ancestors passed through the Cook Islands, some stayed, some continued to Aotearoa. That's like saying Māori come from Samoa because our ancestors passed through Samoa too
Johnny Strickland i know the cook island waka you speak of there was 1 but there were other waka as well i.e Mataatua, Horouta etc to say 1 Waka came from the Cook Islands and populated Aotearoa is pretty arrogant.
@@wymondleystrong274rep6 The anchor where the Te Arawa Waka landed is on Aitutaki apparently?
Yep theyr the best to learn of alright, how to rip the taxpayers off big big time, they’re masters of it.😊
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I see the Maori example as one where a people honor their warriors and the warriors ensure the survival of the people and their culture.
As an accomplished student of history and myself a warrior, I see in history far too many examples, past and present, where people are losing their culture and it seems clear enough to me that a major factor in the cultural destruction is a lack of warriors (honorable masculinity), a lack of honor for warriors and the resulting absense of fighters to ensure cultural survival.
The language revival in New Zealand was driven by women. To attribute it to a warrior culture is simply wrong. It was the result of both the masculine and feminine aspects. To fight for their rights, and nurture the use of language by extending it to the children.
So true and it hasn't been easy for our warriors they went through all the crap from white people for years but they stuck at it this hasn't happened overnight for us yet here our warriors were our women strong and determined to save our culture our ways nature is huge to us we still fight those battles sewage being feed into our lakes mining destruction of land I hate concrete
all native people in this world are the same look as asian face
Pen is mightier than the sword..cant write a handshake..
In New Zealand, we see the colonizers take the culture of the indigenous people.
Too bad black people can't be like this. Too stingy with themselves and others to share any culture, assuming black people in America know what "black culture" is (I don't even know what black culture is, and I'm black myself. Far as I know, it's way different from African culture). And even if black folk had some kind of culture to brag about, they'd be too arrogant to share it, always crying about "cultural appropriation". How can others appreciate your culture if you don't allow them to see and experience it?
Me2times I agree. Not only that, black culture in America cry wolf even when whites people plat or braid there hair even dreaded hair they take offence to. It's ludicrous
Me2times why you have to bring black into an indigenous festival?!? These people are wannabe Polynesians indigenous Americans! This has nothing to do with black Africans! You know to each his or her own....why is it that you got to put yourself into another person’s ethnicity ok I look at these people and say eh🥴you look at them and say oooh they black🌚!!! No dude just no🤨
Africa is where black people are from, not America smh and Im sure there are plenty of African nations that share their culture and I would have loved to see some of those nations at this event. African-American's should figure out what their culture is first...what country in Africa you originate from is a good start.
I agree with you, friend.
@@fionaokeefe1906 I love my Black ppl! From all over the world, love me my melanated brothers and sisters...Arohanui from a Pasifika person!
Just dont give a way 2 much of our story our history its for our own tamariki
The problem with people like you is you restrict knowledge and teachings, and people like you are the reason traditions die. The fuck out of here with your selfish mentality ehoa.
@ATUA MATUA our people & our indigenous cousins can only BENEFIT from this!!! Wtf is wrong with you, that’s how our people, cultures, languages, customs & traditions will survive!!! By helping each other, learning from each other - passing down from generations. Wtf is wrong with you. Hohā.
I don't know why. Maori are as lost as any other people. Fully immersed in an education system deeply rooted in a Hegelian dialectic conflict. Maori in name only.
Just call yourself, over-colonised